The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-21
OBITUARY.

HypE-On Wednesday morning, the
18th instant, at his home in kaysvilie,
charles c. Hyde, son of Rosel and Mary
Ann Coles Hyde, slept the sleep OF death,
He was born May 9th, 1860 in KaysvilIe.
Utah. BUT although thus only 26 years of
aye, his fine natural abilities, his studious
habits, his amiable disposition, his love for
the GOSPEL and his manly honorable course,
secured to him alike the respect and ad-
miration and affection of all those amongst
whom he grew up t. manhood. No man of
his age has attained 70 more sincere MI
dence in the hearts OF those wei acquainted
with him than has he. Such Well-knoWn
honorable men as John K. Barnes. j. G. NJ
BARNES, Ephri4m Ellison, William Blood,
Bishop Barton and Ihomas r RDueche who
spoke at his funeral, ali attested the
grandeur OF his character, and the brilliancy
0f his attainnents And they all recog-
nized in him that surest of all
evidences of tFIe greatness-the most
unassumfng modesty. His life was not like
a n isy rushing stream attracting attention
by its noise and foam, but rather like the
mountain Lake which receives within its
placid and noiseless depths the melt 'ng
SHOWS from thous nd little rills aud
rivulets and dispenses them in one con
tinuous stream to the benefcient use OF the
y2IteNS UGtOH, NOI WIS ne IKE JlS NOiCdnO
which attracts attention 20 itself by its lurid
discharge of smoke, fame, ashes and stones ;
but rather like the mountain seen as dim
outline in the distance, which as you ap-
pToach 1t j. replete with lovely wales and
peaceful glades and parks of useful tim Der,
groupings recognized only by the .ex-
perienced eye, lie hidden vast treasures of
gold and silver and precious stones. He
held the office OF justice of the peace at the
time of his death, which Office he nad sue
cessfully filed for several years; he was also
county surveyor. In the church he held the
office of a Seventy and Officiated very eff
fectively as teacher in his ward His in
d hence as president of the Young Mems AS
ISOLATION was very beneficial and extensive,
as he was in every respect an eXemplar as
well as a preceptor He taught school for a
number of years in Kaysville ana left his
school room for his deathbed. He dles in
full use OF his conscious ess to the last, and
his last words were: Goods ways are not as
mans ways" His wife, whom he leaves
daughter OF WIN. W. Galbraithia The
universal esteem IN which he was held
brought together a concourse of people
which filed the large meeting house OF
Kaysville, and sixty carriages followed him
to the grave.-KAYsvILLE.
RINGwooD.-Died, in the Twentieth Ward
Salt Lake City, UT, on the 18th day o.
January, 1887. at 80 o'clock pm, Of old
age, William Ringwood, 90 years AID !
months of age. He was born in Raining
ham, Norf5lk, England, on the 1st day o.
May, 1896; was baptized a member of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
on the sth day of May, 1851, by Elder John
Lickorice; was ordained to the effice of a
teacher on the IL h day OF April, 1854, and
chosen clerk of the Norfolk branch on Au
gust Soth. 1857; was ordained an elder ebru-
airy 2Sth, 1858, and on the Sth Of August, the
| same year, he was made treasurer of the
branch, and on the 29th of April, 1860, he
was called to preside as president of the
| Norfolk branch. He came to Utah August
18th, 1871, and on the Goth of August, 1876,
was ordained high priest The deceased
has been confined to the house and quite
feeble for a number of years past and al
times has suffered a great deal OF pain, but
has always been very patient and has never
| complained. He was Latter-day Saint
and passed away peacefully to rest. firm in
the faith and loved aud respected by all
who knew him he leaves wife. now in
her Ssth year, one son and three daughters
| two of the daughters being now in England
! Notice of funeral services will be an
! nounced hereafter. I Com.
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